Planning and Delivery of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)

Public Private Partnerships (PPP) represent a contractual model where the public authority calls upon private firms to build, finance and operate infrastructure or equipment that provide public services (transportation, health, municipal services, water and sewerage, etc). The seminar will help participants to better understand the PPP financing model in the context of developing and emerging countries and enhance their capacity to implement it.

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Planning and Delivery of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
Public Procurement

Planning and Delivery of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)

Montreal
From 28th July to 8th August 2025
10 days
Photo des participants au séminaire management des partenariats public-privé
Public Procurement

Planning and Delivery of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)

Kuala Lumpur
From 1st to 12th December 2025
10 days

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Practical Objectives:

  • Develop an operational perspective of the life-cycle and management process of PPP projects.
  • Master the tools for analysing and comparing different organisational options: PPP or conventional structures.
  • Familiarise the participants with the procurement and contractual environment of the PPP.

 

Training Seminar Topics

Basics of the PPP

Origins of P3. PPP as a controversial concept. PFI and privatisation. Strategic decisions. Project life-cycle for public investments. Financing, building and running. Costs-benefit analysis: PPP financed projects versus the traditional public financing and operating approach. A multi-criterion framework. Budgetary, technical, legal, socio-political and environmental constraints of PPP financed projects.

Roles and Responsibilities of PPP Stakeholders

Consortia, engineering firms, construction companies, service providers, banks, governments, public entities, and users.

Risk Management and Risk Transfer

The different risks: institutional, construction-related, and implementation; completion risks; technical and operational risks; procurement risks. Transferring risk from public to private sector. Is it really transferred? Case studies.

Contractual Framework for PPP Projects

Procurement under PPP. Different types of PPP contractual arrangements; the financing contract, the design and the construction contract, the operations contract; management of sub-contractors and users.

Reality-Check and Recent Experiences

African, French, British and Quebec experience. Evaluation of recent PPP projects: lessons learned and best practices.

Hervé MUNZENZA KONGOLO

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the training centre SETYM International Inc. Participating in the training on Project Financing through Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) was a truly enriching experience. The knowledge I gained is of immense value to my daily work in project and public procurement management. The quality of the trainer and the course content were exceptional, making SETYM International Inc. a true benchmark in professional training. I highly recommend this centre to all public sector executives […]. Thank you, SETYM!

Hervé MUNZENZA KONGOLO
Officer in Charge of Budget Preparation Monitoring for Public Procurement – Office of the Prime Minister – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Tiago PEDREIRO DE LIMA

Great infrastructure. Teachers with technical knowledge and good teaching skills. Attentive staff who pay attention to the smallest details: from preparing for the trip to returning home. NOTE: lunch is delicious

Tiago PEDREIRO DE LIMA
Budget Advisor - Brazilian Army - Brazil
Daniel Luiz ALVES TEIXEIRA

Excellent course! The Setym family is fantastic. I recommend it.

Daniel Luiz ALVES TEIXEIRA
Major - Brazilian Army - Brazil